Second opinions
Leading Chinese specialist teams review complex or unclear cases and give a written opinion. This can often be done remotely, without travelling.
Who it may suit
- Rare or undiagnosed conditions
- Complex cancer, neurology, heart or hand-surgery cases
- Anyone wanting a second view before major treatment
What happens
- We gather and translate your records and imaging
- A multidisciplinary team reviews your case
- A video consultation with a medical interpreter
- A written opinion in English and Chinese
Usually 2 to 3 weeks, done remotely.
A second opinion may confirm your current plan. That is also a useful result.
Things to know. An opinion based on records alone has limits. The team may ask for new tests.
Why an introduction matters
Many of China’s leading specialists work in busy public hospitals without international patient offices. They rarely answer enquiries from abroad directly, and a file sent without an introduction often goes unread. Cases usually reach them through people they already know and trust. Our team on the ground makes that introduction, presents your case properly in Chinese, and follows up until you have an answer.
Some programmes, especially stem-cell and other cell treatments, are experimental. We introduce them only if you ask and your own specialist agrees, and we never describe them as cures.